RACING NEWS.
AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION, C.J.C. MEETINGCONCLUDING DAY. CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 11. For the Canterbury Jockey Club’s Metropolitan Meeting, the. concluding day’s weather at the outset was threatening, and later, rain fell, followed by a cold wind. The attendance was not up to the usual standard. The totalisator investments wore £70,850, making £259,919 for the meeting, against £271,454 last year.
Suburban Hurdles. —Cerberus 1, Black Art 2, Sir Fanciful 3. Won hv four lengths; third three lengths away. Time 2.55 1-5.
Crcssy Welter.— Listening Post 1, Passionless 2. Little River 3. Won by a neck. Time 1.12 3-5.
Sevmour Handicap.—Danger Zone 1. Santiago 2, Bosker Boy 3. Won by half a length. Time 1.27 4-5. Members’ Handicap—Limelight 1 Songbird 2, Sunny Loch 3. AVon by a length. Time 1.2(5 3-5. Pioneer Handicap.—Top Score 1Avonica 2, Parody 3. Won by five lengths; third three lengths behind. Time 1.0 4-5. Stead .Memorial Gold * Cup.—-Many Kittle 1. Gasbag 2. Winning Hit 3. Won by three lengths, third four lenfths away. Time 2.5 3-5.
Juvenile Plate.—Epitaph 1, Tukia 2, Wild Hind 3. AVon by three lengths; third seven lengths behind. Time 59 1-5.
Fendalton Handicap.—King’s Trumpeter 1, Enthusiasm 2, Bonnie Heather 3. AVon by a length. Time 2.7 2-5. V.R.C. RACES. MELBOURNE, November 12. The weather was fine and bright for the continuation of the A’.R.C. meeting. The attendance was large, and the going good. Batman Stakes—Prince Tressady T. Anton King 2, Kingsfield 3. Won by two lengths; third three-quarters of a length away. Time 1.405. Flemington Stakes:—The Monk 1, Knave of Hearts 2. Prince Florizel 3. AVon by one length ; third three-quar-ters of a length away. Time 1.15. C. B. Fisher Plate—AHoloncello 1, Tanga looms 2. Easingwold 3. Won by n neck; third •thre"-qunrters of a length away. Time 2.33. ALR.C. Handicap.—The Cypher 1, David 2, Stephanotis 3. AVon by two and a half lengths; third half a length away. Time 2.585. Victoria Steeples—Pimpnra 1, Nicajaclc 2, Cotswold 3. Time 6.191. Final Handicap—Evensong 1, Blackadder 2, Switch 3. AVon by three-qunr ters of n length. Molynenx wdio was prominent in the straight, ran ninth. Time 2.41.
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Hokitika Guardian, 13 November 1922, Page 1
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